Sentence examples for which suggest very from inspiring English sources

These findings can be compared with recent data from further inland in the Namib desert which suggest very slow rates of breakdown of similar blocks of Damara granite and Karibib marble, even where salts are readily available.

What we can do, however, is extrapolate from the current statistics available for military populations, which suggest very positive reductions in PTSD and other stress-related symptoms.

The thinktank claims that the so-called "elephant curve", which suggests very strong income growth for the global middle class in emerging markets such as China, and near-stagnation for the lower middle classes in rich countries, is misleading.

The situation has been further complicated by a recent report from King's College London's Department of Paediatric Allergy which suggests very young children who risked developing a peanut allergy could be helped by "repeatedly exposing" their immune system, "from an early age to peanut".

The researchers discovered that bedbugs from different places were genetically very distinct, which suggests very diverse origins.

The difference between the coefficient of determination (R-squared) and adjusted R-squared is very small, which suggests very good model specification (that is, no omitted or unnecessary variables in the model).

That the tephra has been preserved under grassland in the sites studied agrees with the observational information available for PNG which suggests very limited preservation of tephra under forest.

The trend lines for male and female Democrats are for the most part straight and not different, which suggests very little movement is support for Obama's re-nomination and agreement among women and men.

Kappa coefficient was one, which suggested very strong agreement between examiners.

Standard poodles were very well separated from the smaller poodles, with pairwise FST values in the range of 0.184 to 0.234 (p < 0.01 in all cases), which suggests very limited genetic exchange between them.

In the presence of DmsAL peptides capable of binding, the Tm of DmsD showed only a minor increase, up to 1 °C, which suggests very little conformational change in DmsD upon binding.